Joana Fernandes @jujasfernandes - Twitter Profile

almost 4 years ago · Sweden

Just as nearly all of our birds have now left their nests, time for our team to fledge & leave Öland to well deserved vacations! Thank you to this amazing crew of hard working students & technicians seen here on picture 2 during a visit of @OttenbyBO earlier this season.

QvarnstromLab's tweet photo. Just as nearly all of our birds have now left their nests, time for our team to fledge & leave Öland to well deserved vacations!
Thank you to this amazing crew of hard working students & technicians seen here on picture 2 during a visit of @OttenbyBO earlier this season. https://t.co/eUA1Ftny5T

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QvarnströmLab @QvarnstromLab

almost 4 years ago

This so called "broken collar" on the neck might not be the favourite attribute in the eyes of the (#bird) ladies, but it's always an exciting sight to us researchers : this is most likely a #hybrid between pied and collared #flycatchers! Photos by @jujasfernandes

QvarnstromLab's tweet photo. This so called "broken collar" on the neck might not be the favourite attribute in the eyes of the (#bird) ladies, but it's always an exciting sight to us researchers : this is most likely a #hybrid between pied and collared #flycatchers!

Photos by @jujasfernandes https://t.co/7fxw00qQJI

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QvarnströmLab @QvarnstromLab

almost 4 years ago

A lot is happening very fast in the forest right now! From late hatching to 6 days old when the chicks are 1st measured, to 12 days old where they have most of their feathers and are often as big as, and heavier than their parents. And our 1st fledglings now leaving their nests!

QvarnstromLab's tweet photo. A lot is happening very fast in the forest right now! From late hatching to 6 days old when the chicks are 1st measured, to 12 days old where they have most of their feathers and are often as big as, and heavier than their parents. And our 1st fledglings now leaving their nests! https://t.co/EBr1sGDtwH

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Mollie Manier, PhD @maniermk

over 4 years ago

Today I came across this email from a couple years ago, from a former student who recently got into med school. I'm sad and angry to be leaving academia in the way that I am, but I regret nothing about what I've done for my students.

maniermk's tweet photo. Today I came across this email from a couple years ago, from a former student who recently got into med school.
I'm sad and angry to be leaving academia in the way that I am, but I regret nothing about what I've done for my students. https://t.co/1Hn4BwmbAs

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Who to follow

Lan

@lan_jyhs

Feminist. PhD student in behavioral ecology working on song learning in pied flycatcher. @wheatcroftlab @Zoology_su | @uppsalauni 中文/English

Alejandro Cantarero

@cantarero_a

Assistant Professor at @VeterinariaUCM | Previously @ecoevol_mncn @UniTurku @verguofturku @Univcordoba | Animal Behaviour | Behavioural Ecology | Ecophysiology

Carolina Segami

@carosegami

Evolutionary biologist, Postdoc at @theyoderlab, Duke University. Restless traveler, tennis fan! 🇵🇪 in 🇺🇸. 🐦🪺🐒🐸

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PNASNews @PNASNews

almost 5 years ago

DNA barcoding can help identify the plant species that New Caledonian crows use as tools. In PNAS: https://t.co/FfCsb0X1Vu

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Matthew Steele @steele_mp

almost 5 years ago

The team: @Linda_Neaves, @DrBarbaraKlump, James St Clair, @jujasfernandes, Vanessa Hequet, Phil Shaw, Pete Hollingsworth & Christian Rutz Together, we solved a #NewCaledonianCrow #AnimalToolUse mystery using #DNAbarcoding! 2/

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